Yes, the name of the town, and the province, and the project number are indicated on genuine maps. The project number should be at the base of the flagpole. All of these are indicated in Kanji, Kana, Hiragana, and Katakana.
2008 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( Japanese) TREASURE
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There is no Kanji, Kana, Hiragana, and Katakana on the portion of the map you posted. It would be better if you posted the map in it's entirety, but understandable if you don't want to. You can PM me if you need this translated if you are comfortable to do so.
I see interesting posts again in this thread, but still there is so much imagination and fiction ...from my experience, if you do not see a solid evidence at 1 meter from surface, there is not much hope...regardless of maps. Better to ask/find people nearby during 1942-1945 and ask about unusual activity by J. soldiers or K. conscripts.
Finding the "spot" is just 1% of the task. 99% is dismantling the structure. Mr. Angel 09, you belong to the "few" in this thread to whom I shared my documentation. It's been another 150-backhoe days afterwards those photographs. I am taking a rest. Nice to hear from you again Mr. Zobex...
Jonesindy
Finding the "spot" is just 1% of the task. 99% is dismantling the structure. Mr. Angel 09, you belong to the "few" in this thread to whom I shared my documentation. It's been another 150-backhoe days afterwards those photographs. I am taking a rest. Nice to hear from you again Mr. Zobex...
Jonesindy
jonesindy said:
Are you STILL digging in that hole
I suspect there is something there but you should be looking for a small tunnel that has been back filled with disguise. The IJA would tunnel down to bed rock and then cut a tunnel and vault complex. If you are digging dirt I believe you are looking in all the wrong places. That is why anyone should start a dig on the smallest scale and look for signs and markers. That will all get lost in the big dig.Z
GUESS-WHO said:
On the complete map is the name of the town in English which is common since the Filipino towns were known in english. It was definitely written in an Asian hand not a Filipino hand (Filipinos are classified as Malaysian by court ruling). Further the name of the building in Japanese is written naming the building. So rather than to work at the map codes we simply went to the old town, found the old people and asked them where this certain Japanese building was at. They told us, we went there and found the site. All structures had been removed. Then I brought to the site an "Old Man" friend to walk and tell us where to find the site. On the map it specifies a tunnel cut into rock at a 45deg angle down with step stairs cut into the stone. At the end it depicts a steel bar gate like a jail cell and a large room behind the steel door. The room is big enough that it depicts posts or pillars to hold the ceiling up. The map depicts the room filled with box's stacked from floor to ceiling. Filipinos are familiar with what I mean when I say an "Old Man" Tribal see'r . He sacrificed a white pig and then walked us to the exact spot. We dug and about 2 meters down in the soil we hit right on a cut rock tunnel that had steps on the floor, going down about 30deg angle. At that point we stopped and back filled the hole and planted trees on the spot. The site has some problems. It is located between a camp of NPA and a AFP camp. First the NPA run across the site and attack the AFP. Then the AFP chase the NPA back across the site. It's like a freaking highway. If we go all the way down digging to the steel door and get inside, odds are either one side or the other will catch us in the act and either way we will get into a fire fight and the other side will grab the treasure. So we will just wait and see what happens in the future.
Mean while I am still stuck in the USA waiting for some government documents to get signed and I am getting a flat butt from setting here waiting.
Zobex
Oh sorry Zobex, I was referring to the map that Kaloy posted. I couldn't agree more about talking to people to finds things. Good reliable, accurate, honest history is oftentimes much better than all the technological gadgets. How does one go about finding an old man? I know of a site with a ton of paranormal activity and I have heard others describe the type of success that you are describing with these people.
Zobex said:
Oh sorry Zobex, I was referring to the map that Kaloy posted. I couldn't agree more about talking to people to finds things. Good reliable, accurate, honest history is oftentimes much better than all the technological gadgets. How does one go about finding an old man? I know of a site with a ton of paranormal activity and I have heard others describe the type of success that you are describing with these people.
kaloy
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GUESS-WHO said:
Most of the kanji, katakana and the korean writings were translated already( except those i posted)...... the problem is, i dont know where/what point of the house is the clock referring to, my idea is, at 6 o'clock there is a box and at 3/9 o'clock there is a vase with something precious on it.... bu then and again, what point in the house is the clock referring to?
GUESS-WHO said:
I have worked on four sites with SEVER paranormal activity. If you don't know what you are doing a person can get into some serious long term problems. What island is this site on and was the site a prison or torture site or a mass burial site ??
I have a lot of work back logged on me now and I have already a couple of promises I must keep with some other TH'rs in the islands but if your spot is REALLY paranormal maybe I bring a Tribal and we can check out what the cause of the activity is. He is really good and honest. All he asks is an honest heart and a little support for his tribe like food and medicine. Someday these men will all be dead and so will their skills. They are the last of the true tribals that were not polluted by modern society.
Z
kaloy said:
Are you TOTALLY sure it was sealed or just stuck from setting. If just stuck from setting then it was a valuable to the person who buried it or it is a decoy. The proper way to bury a jar is to fill pack it with sand and then bury it, this reduces the odds of it being crushed. If there was a DEFINITE seal on the jar I suspect it contained the spirit of a dead. Spirits (not souls) can be captured in a container. That is why you find them in a sealed tunnel. If you bury alive a person in a vault, when dead the soul is gone immediately but the spirit can be captured. This was the purpose for mass burials alive. That left an army of tormented spirits to watch over the treasure and why, when a large deposit with dead inside is found, there are so many problems encountered. People get the soul and spirit mixed up because they don't know what they are talking about.
Z
I agree with you Zobex. Lot of treasure hunters mixed up spirit and soul. Spirit is different from soul, because human being consist of flesh (the body), soul and the spirit. When a person dies, his soul will die with him, and the spirit will return to God.
I'm just wondering how other human being captures the spirit and make it captive for sometime.
I'm just wondering how other human being captures the spirit and make it captive for sometime.
GUESS-WHO said:
OK so if this pic. is real and not faked as a game, we have seen exactly the same white light energy but in our case it was more formed into a human form. Almost killed some of the Manobo's. They froze in fear and I was not far away from that. It was with some IJA who committed Seppuku .
I see you are using a Sony video cam, I am using the Sony HDRXR350V .
Z
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